The weather in Spokane has been dreary and rainy. It’s a little warmer, but still gray. so very gray. However, I am really glad that I’m not living here right now.
I think if it snowed right now I would shoot myself.
And, yes, I’m knocking on wood.
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Image via Wikipedia Now this is interesting:
Nof used records of the Mediterranean Sea’s surface temperatures and statistical models to examine the dynamics of the Sea of Galilee, which Israelis know now as Lake Kinneret.
The study found that a period of cooler temperatures in the area between 1,500 and 2,600 years ago could have included the decades in which Jesus lived.
A drop in temperature below freezing could have caused ice — thick enough to support a human — to form on the surface of the freshwater lake near the western shore, Nof said. It might have been nearly impossible for distant observers to see a piece of floating ice surrounded by water
I don’t know if it takes a genius, or a study to come to that conclusion, but there you go. You can read the whole story here:
CNN.com – Study claims ice, not water, kept Jesus afloat – Apr 4, 2006 -
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We went hiking at Dishman Hills on Sunday and it was a beautiful clear day so I thought I would get a shot of Mt. Spokane.
I apologize for my lack of posting this past week. We have been really busy lately..we are in the process of buying a house! We are in the very beginning stages right now. We just got preapproved yesterday. We already looked inside one last night, but it wasn’t what we are looking for. I will try to update our progress here, but if I’m not posting as much that is why.
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We visted the Rodin Scupture Garden at Stanford while we were on vacation. Here is the “Gates of Hell.”
